Midas Blenny The Midas Blenny is also known as the Golden Blenny and the Lyretail Blenny. They can be a little aggressive with other blennies and maybe with even some of the other fish in smaller setups. They get to around 5 inches or so and will accept thawed, live foods and eventually micro pellet foods.
The bear crawl is a cardiovascular, calisthenics, and total body exercise that primarily targets the shoulders and to a lesser degree also targets the obliques, groin, chest, forearms, abs, calves, triceps, lats, middle back, glutes, hamstrings, and hip flexors ...more.
thesneakytree posted:[quote=stickdude]i think bears go 30-35mph [/quote]Yes, they do. Grizzly bears are so fast because they are made of muscle, and their back legs are longer/stronger than their front so they can propel themselves forward at amazing speeds.Because of this the only way to outrun a grizzly bear is down hill, because they'll just tumble head over heels.hat if you run down hill and the bear starts rolling and takes you out like a boulder lol. That would be nuts! thesneakytree said: Yes, they do. Grizzly bears are so fast because they are made of muscle, and their back legs are longer/stronger than their front so they can propel themselves forward at amazing speeds.